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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-09-30
ROAD OPENING FOR SALE.

Twill sell the opening Of the public road
petitioned for by Horace Thompson aud others
at Mrs. Piekcns', on Saturday, October 9Th,
1887, at &c O'Clock, A NJ, to the lowest re-
sponsble bidder. Specifications made known
on day OF sale. J. d. GARDNER,
sep lG.ld C0mmissi0ner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-09-30
WASHINGTON and GAITHERsBURG.

Train No. OF leaves Washington at ll30
p. M, Brooks 1923, Queenstown 1870, Tern
Gotta 1872, Stotts 1893, Takoma 1888, Silver
Spring Il4l, Fenwick ll42, Linden ll45,
Forest Glen ll47, Knowles 1852, Windhama
1851, Randolph 1903, Halpine 1900, Rock
villa 1905, Derwood 1912, Washington Grove
1917, Gaithersburg 1870, Ward 1921, Clop-
pers 1926 Waring 1928, Germantown 1890,
Boyd's 1895.
No. So leaves Washington daily at 35, p.
~, Brooks 8 ~, Queenstown 5 46, Terra Gotta
8 4a, Stotts 8 40, Takoma 8 %, Silver Spring
8 81, Fenwick s SO, Linden 90, Forest Glen
0 03, Knowles 0 OF, Windham II, Ran
doph IL, IIalpine 10, Rockville 0 81,
Derwood 9 2s, Wash. Grove o 80, Gathers
burg o 50.
No. 80 on Sunday only. Boyd's 90 A. ",
Germantown 0 06, Waring 0 %, Choppers
0 10, Ward 10, Gaithersburg 0 IS, Wash.
Grove 81, Derwood 0 2b, Rockville 8 30,
IIalpipe 3s, Randolph 30, Wlndham Al
Knowles 0 48, Forest Glen 50, Linden SO,
Fenwick 0 So, Silver Spring SO, Takoma
1901, Stotts 1905, Terra Gotta 1908. Queens
town 1911, Brooks 1913, Washington 1880.
Trains stop where time is given. .Daily.
On Sunday Train No. 0 stops at all stations.
I Daily except Sunday. 4 On Sunday only
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-09-30

ALL persons in Montgomery County who
wish cheap and reliable insurance, are refer
red 10 ope agent In Rockville, Mr.. n. A. Bog
ley, who win 60 to any part OF the county
when requested TO do SO, or will answer by
mail any inquiries addressed TO him
mar 1871
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-09-30
TRAINS RUNNING WEST.

A la NIP NJ IP Nip NIP NIP N
Wash tonic 4bllOlOl l5l4 4Ol5 30ls b59 40
Brooks ...l6 b1l III 23l4 49
Qnstown.l6 sol .....ll asia bl.
Terra Cot7 l6 ....ll 2sl4 sal ......
Stotts,.....i7 l7l....Il 2glb oil ,,I .
Takoma III 38l025ll 3bl5 O6l5 43l......I. ....
Silver s. gl7 all I'll 3sl5 l0i
Fenwick. Is 02I .....h 39I5 llI...... .....i ....
Linden. .8 O5l.,..,.Il Ais Ill.,. ....l.
Forest G. Is lOIlO3lli 46l5 Ills 4T......l ......
knowles' .8 l6l Ill 49I5 All ...... ....
Windham is 22l......ll b4lB .i...l....
Randolph 8 AL ....il 55I5 7I..... ...... ......
Halpine 8 81 ......l 59l5 81 ..... $50. ......
Rockvillel8 39IlO422 05Ib 3si8 cole 26ii0l4
Derwood. 10 DOL ..... Ia l3I5 46 ... ...... ......
W. GroyeI9 0s .....l2 lal5 81 10 07|.....I ......
Gaith'b'gl9 l3l06ll2 20l5 536 08I9 35l $50.
Ward.....l9 lb....- IL I'll "a ..... ...... $3.50.
Choppers. 10 IL ...... 26l5 so ..... ..... ....
Waring... 10 "a ...... 2 28le OIL ..... .... .,..
Germ ntn9 34llO59l2 ale C4l6 lsI ...... ......
Boyd's ...9 49lll05l2 37l6 lll6 "a ..... $50.
Buck h.. 10 b2l..... 39l6 ID ...... 49,. 49,.
Barnsv' 10 l004llll2l2 4bl6 20l6 81 49,. ......
Dickerson l0l4llll7l2 5ll6 26l6 36l ...... 49,.
Tuscarora 1923 ll22I2 bsl8 33|e 40 ..... $3.50.
Sug Loaf 1899 ...... 3 05l6 81 ...- ....., ......
Wash. J. iO4b ol3 lOl6 4ole soioOb 1865
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-09-30
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
sep lG-5to And twenty-five others
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
Henry Georges Labor Party.

NEW YORK. May 19.-The Commercial Adver-
tiser. this afternoon. says it is already stated.
on very good authority. that Mr.. Henry Georges
Labor party has already begun to prepare for
the fall campaign. The district leaders, with
their assistants. making house to house
canvass in the tenement districts. and are said
to be largely recruiting their ranks from luke
warm Democrats. 1t has been intimared that
the object of the whole affair is to swell the La
Dor vote at the approaching election to such IN
extent that Mr.. Henry George could then be in
a position to make profitable deal with James
G. Blaine in the presidential election of 1888
Henry George was seen at the Standard Office
this morning. He said: You can authoritative e.
" deny that there is any deal agreement
either past. pending, or TO be made in the future
between James q. Blaine and myself. am
opposed Mr.. Blaine He represents all that
have been fighting against for years-monopoly
and the worst kind of capitalistic powers.
could not be consistent and have any dealings
with Mr. Blaine"
Twill there be Labor presidential candidate
in 1887
1T is strongly probable that there will be-"
answered Mr.. George.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
THE New DEN1soN HOTEL is being thorough.

THE NEW DENIsoN HOTEL is being thorough
" reftted and refurnished. No money pains
will be spared to make the Denison a credit to
the city well to it's and its propre
tor. The dining room is already completed, and
hotel in the country boast of its superior
in either beauty comfort. The proprie
tor. Mr. George o. Taylor. is live hotel man
able than any other hotel anywhere. He knows
where to find the best and how to prepare it, and
guest ever complains of his catering. The
spacious Office and airy, comfor table rooms of
the Denfson attractive features. The reft-
ting is progressing rapidly, and done not to
interfere with the comfort of the guests. The
rates of the Denison as low as those of any
other first-cass hotel anywhere The Denison
is the recognized headquarters of the leading
business men Of the country who are daily gath
ering to take a hand in the .'gas and rea, estate
boom" which the city is now enjoying
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
Mysterious Murder.

ST. LOUIS, May IA mysterious murder oc-
Cured in South St Louis this morning. Louis
Amsden and wife, and John Murdoch were en-
camped the river bank. and Murdoch was
supporting the trio pending Amsden's failure to
find employment Shortly before noon AmsdeE
reported to the police that Murdoch had been
killed during the night having been shot
through the head while he was sleeping The
shot aroused Amsden and his wife. and they say
they chased nine men from their camp, wound
ing two of them with gun. Tramps have
bothered this camp several times in the last two
days Amsden and wife, in lieu of any one
else, were arrested and locked up. They tell a
straight story. No quarrel is known to have
separated the party, and no cause for the muir
der has vet been found.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
Z,A(ES
OPENED THIS MORNING.
PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES.
PettiS, BasSett&Co.
The Examples of Rich Nee.

To the Editor Of the Charlottesville journal.
1t is worthy of note that three liberal laymen
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the United
States were called away by sudden death during
the same week-W. c. DePauw Oliver Hoyt
and Robert McKim. The daily papers have
nounced a summary of their benefactons TO the
educational institutions OF the church, but my
personal acquaintance with them in their devo-
tional character authorizes me to add few sug-
gestions for the benefit of other men, whose
judgments and opportunities qualify them to
accumulate property 1t is because these
amples among the hundreds of NOM
inal members in the churches. that these few
are looked upon with surprise, not only in
their benefactions but also in their conservation
Of time. talent and spiritual emotion. connected
with the Instituted ordinances and social worship
enjoIned in the gospel of Christ, combining
the moral excellencies of devout enthusiasts
yeekng for the fruits of the spirit defined in
Galatians Nv. 1928. whose goodness is their
highest aim in family and ehurchly devotion. en-
Toying the love OF God bestowed through the
means Of grace. Permit me to say TO all bankers
and merchants called ito buy and sell and get
gain" your judgment and opportunity the
gifts of God, and only stock bestowed for His
Iervice, nor can any service of Him go unre-
warded. These men who much like Christ
will enjoy much of divine felicity when they see
Him as He is in His glorihed state.
AARON WooD.
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go out. but there as many more who believe
there would be nothing gained by the step.
Items from the Courts.

VERDICT FOR LANDLORD wEGEoRsT
The Jury that tried the damage suit of Cath
erlne Williams against Henry Wechorst, for re-
pairing house in which she was lying ill., after
having been out twenty four hours, returned
verdict for the defendant, yesterday forenoon.
ALLEGED FALSE REPRESENTATIONS.
Several months ago Michael E. Hummel and
Zebard Aruin. of Decatur county, purchased
tie-mili of Michael Nolan. of the same county,
which they found was not as represented Instead
of being capable of making five tiles per minute
it made but The purchasers brought suit
for damages account of false representations.
and the came to this county on a change of
venue. 1t is being heard by Judge Howe.
THE RAsCALs GETTING ANXIOUS
For two three days honest expectation and
rascally apprehension have been tiptoe await
ing the action of the United States grand jury
in the matter of the tally-sheer thieves and forg-
ers. Ii was thought that vote of the jury
would be taken on Saturday last, and since that
time unusual activity has been observed
among the dozen more persons implicated in
the forgeries. Numerous consultations have
been held by them. 1t whispered about,
yesterday afternoon, that the grand jury had
voted to indies three, perhaps four of the tally
sheet changers, and. if this is the fact, some
thing important will happen before the week is
ended
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
In "A Pile of Lumber.

OTTAWA. May 19-The police, for many days,
have teen busy with the robbery of s.. 600 from
the Dominion Express Company. Detectives
Montgomery and Dix, assisted by New York and
Toronto men. have worked hard. Last night
they made a search of lumber piled Bronson
& Wesrons grounds accompanied by David
Ring. foreman. In pile, hidden By lumber,
they found parcel done up in red silk hand
kerchief. and on examination IL turned out 20 be
the missing package. Further investigation
showed that. although the wrappers had been
broken and the bills turned over, none had been
removed, and every cent of money WAS recoy-
cred. Il evident that some one who knew
the yard well had placed the parcel where it was
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
That Rob-TaiI Car Again.
AHWt Elt'N8- = eH'1 VII = ~HH'
Philadelphia North American.

Philadelphia North American.
In way mother, the bob-tail is a
constant o. trouble. The latest disturb
in which il ISnres occurred in Indianap-
oils. where the Councils had passed ord-
nance requiring the drivers Of the bob tail vehi-
cles to call out the names of the streets as they
successfully crossed them There is point at
which the patience even of bob-taIl-car driver
will become exhausted, and this last exacted
duty led 10 revolt, in which the drivers will
have the sympathies of the public. The Indian
apolis authorities should have directed their
orders against the company maintaining the
bob tail nuisance, not against its employees.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
industrial Notes.

The Indianapolis grain cradle factory will shu
down in a few days for a few weeks.
The Atlas works yesterday shipped another
engine to Jiminez. Mexico, to be used in silver
mine.
Comstock & Coonse yesterday received
orders from Minnesota and Dakota for carload
lots of pumps
Chandler 6 Taylor yesterday shipped two
saw-mis, engines and boilers complete. to Den
yer, Col, and one to Monon, Ind.
The Indianapolis water-works are furnishing
some 5000 900 gallons of water per day, which
is one-third the pumping capacity.
r. R. Rouse is sinking eight-inch driven
well for A. B. Gates q Co., to which will be at
tached large De Lemater pump.
It is busy time about the wooden mills The
clip is coming in freely, and il is estimated
that it will be onethird heavier than that of last
year.
two saw-nills and engines to St. Louis, making
six shipped to that point this month. to go into
the Southwest
The Eagle machine works are daily shipping
threshers and stackers to different points in the
West. The manager reports their business 100
per cent. in excess of what it was at the CORE
spending period last year.
a. B. Gates & Co. expanding $e. 600 in in
creasing their facilities for roasting coffees
This firm yesterday received order from
San Francisco for carload of baking powder,
making the third shipped to that point this year
Representatives of the Mccormick Harvester
Company to be In the city next week. when
it will be decided what the company will do in
the way of erecting buildings at Indianapolis,
which is to be made one Of their important dis
tributing centers.
The Indianapolis cabinet works yesterday
received orders for their work from the following
points: St Paul. New Orleans, Atlanta, Louis
vile. Mobile, New Haven, Conn. Salt Lake
City and San Francisco Yesterday was but a
fair sample of the orders they are receiving
every day.
The loca. horse market again shows signs
of life. The Eastern horse buyers returning,
most of whom frightened off a few weeks
Usually. at this time of the year. several
loads of horses are shipped to Philao elphia, New
York and Boston, weekly.
The American Paper Pulley Company is
crowded with orders All over the country new
n manufactures going up, and. to lar ge ex-
tent they are putting in service this pulley Yes
terday they made shipments to Atlanta. Knox
vile, Tenn, and to manufacturing points in
New York and Pennsylvania
The florists are having a very prosperous
season. There are ten large green houses well
supplied with the finest varieties of flowers and
their sales have never before been equaled. In
dianapolis florists are building up excellent
trade all over the Estate this year. it being
largely in excess of any former
The Udell Woodenware Company are making
additions to their already extensive buildings.
These works have just made large shipments of
of orders is steadily increasing as we'll as orders
from all parts of this country Seldom day
passes in which there not shipments
load lots to st. Louis. Chicago and the Eastern
States. At no time in the last twelve months
have the works been up with their orders.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
How to Get Natural Gas.

SheiGyvll!e 1lmeS
If indianapolis will pursue the policy marked
out by the resolution passed by her business
mems meeting she will have natural gas supplied
without extortion. Open the doors Maze 1t a
free-for-all race, and at the same time guard the
city from overcharge by placing a maximum
figure for all companies competing. This would
create opposition, and even if the big fish should
eat up the little ones they could notcharge above
a prescribed limit.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20

DETROIT, May 19-Aliss Smith, of Ingersoll,
Ont. taken home to-day By her sorrowful
father. she having been arrested the ferry
just as she was about TO cross to the United
States with stylish Chicago reai-estate agent
named Henry Sharon. Florence is only sixteen.
and of excellent family. Last winter her eldest
sister met Sharon while visiting in Chicago. and
the two had correspondence since. Sharon
went to Ingersoll last Saturday to visit the
Smiths. He then for the first time met Flor
ence and Monday they eloped. She saws
Sharon promised to marry her soon az they
reached the United States.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
FRESH oysters. fruits. etc. Schaffner's.
Go to Washington

WITH THE INDIANAPOLIS LIGHT INFANTRY
On their special through train, leaving Indian
apois Saturday, May 21 at $50 P. NJ, via "Old
Rela ole" c.. H & D. and picturesque B. & o.
Reaching Washington at 215 P. N. next day
No change of cars. transfers and no tedious
lay-oyers Only 50 So for the round trip, good
until June s. Ample sleeping-car space at low
rates. Personal attention to the comfort of pas
sengers. For tickets and sleeper space apply
early at c., Fl. 81 d. ticket Office, Illinois
street and Kentucky avenue. address
W. Il. FISHER, Gen. Agt c.. H. 81 I. R'y.
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found, and access 20 the niles is easy from the
Canadian Pacific railroad depot, suspicion
pointed strongly to certain parties. During the
day detectives have been active, and one
arrest, If not more, will probably tie made to-
night Several employees had access to the safe
from which the parcel was missed. and some of
them directly connected with the Bronson
I'd me
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
Amusement Matters.

A change has been found necessary IN the
dates of the appearance of the famous National
Opera Company here, which were originally an
nounced for June and Z, because of the action
of the Louisville Exposition. who had contract
with the company for June /, 2. and 4. and
with an option on Monday. June 6. and yester-
day they decided to take this night also. giving
a certainty of sls. 900 for the five performances.
Consequently. the company will appear here
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, June and s,
giving 'Lohengrin" and Faust" respectively.
a scale of much magnifcence 1t has been
decided to open the sale of season tickets-that
is. for both performances-on Monday, May 80,
and to continue it for one dav only On the sue
ceeding day the general sale will commence.
The prices for a ticket will be S. for
seat on the lower floor: for single performances,
So the lower floor: So for the balcony. and 81
for the gallery. Only six tickets will be sold to
one person. and the management will do all they
to prevent speculation Already peo-
pie who want to be of getting good seats
are arranging to place people in line before the
box-offce in good time.
Mr.. W. Q. Cowper's interesting meloGrama,
"Black- mail" is drawingsgood audiences at the
Museum. and will the remainder Of the
week. afternoon and evening
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
SpecioJ Notina.

Property owners, having property for sale in
the city of Indianapolis, hereby cordially in
have superior facilities for finding ready market
for same, because enjoy the confidence of
Eastern capitalists seeking investments in Indi-
A. ABRoMET. Insurance. Real Estate and
Loans, 3 and Vintop Block.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20

On Top.
The new Perfection Refrigerator is at the top
and going stay there. Before you buy call
and one in operation at store, showing
paper wheel kept revolving by the circulation of
cold air; also showing that the Perfection is
gotten up the right principle. Also. water
coolers, sprinklers lawn mowers, etc.
HILpEBRAND & FUGATE,
50 South Meridian street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
Cheap Excursion to Kansas.

Only Sl5. 65 to Ottawa, Kan, and return. via
the L.. d & S. railway. Tickets will be sold
May "a to 81, good 80 days Reclining chair
cars free. Grand Union Ticket-ofice, LAG South
Illinois street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20

SCHOOL BOARD MEETING-At Library Building,
evening.
GRAND ERAHOUSE-'S Iaganon,' evening.
THE MUSEUM" Black mail, afternoon and even
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
A closely lselated Trio.

Philadelphia Press.
High license and high intelligence travel to-
gether in Pennsylvania They are twin broth
ers and Temperance reform is their little sister
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
RETURN OF A FUGITIVE.

Sheriff King returned from Cleveland, O.,
yesterday morning, with John Mcnamara,
wanted for assaulting Thomas Boylaa three
weeks ago. He was found working in the street
car stables in that city. He returned without
a requisition. and says he intended to come back
for trial as soon as he made money enough.
Speaking of the cutting ARRAY. he claims that
Boylan assaulted him first and he only acted in
self-defense. After the fight he told that he
had killed Boylan, and ne took the IL o'clock
train for Cleveland. Boylan has almost re-
coyered from his Injuries
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-20
LABORATORY AND OFFICE OF
j. N. H u r II x, M. d..
ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
OFFICE OF MULLANEY & HAYES,
VIII oIeSale Liquor Dealers,
123 South Meridian Street.

HAYES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: In
purchased Mr. Robert Brown
extensively carefully Analysed and herewith submit
suits:
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

GLOW IS Yorkshire pudding made" asked
reporter of Mrs. Wells.
III have been asked once" she replied,
81 have been asked hundred times for it.
There is nothing more simple to make, and it
Is rightly Judged in England as tire best com
panion dish 10 rare roast beet"
AIrs. Wells then gave her receipt for max
ing that most Appalling companion to roast
beef.
Here is the receipt: To one pound Of sifted
-four placed in a large basin, add a teaspoon
fui of sait. three whole eggs; mix together
with q wooden spoon. adding at intervals
rather better than quart OF milk; work the
batter vigorously for ten minutes 10 make it
light. and pour 1t instantly into q baking Tin,
previously made very not, with about two
ounces Of good beef dripping; SCI the pudding
10 bake under the meat. which VIII take about
twenty-five minutes Then cut into squares
and send hot TO table with some good gravy III
q separate dish.
There" Slid Mrs Wells, laughing, Il
have given my receipt FOR making = real
Yorkshire pudding that viii lie appreciated
alike by Ire wealthy and poorest. Let me
say here that to the poor, especially these
having families, there Is no dish that Is
cheaper, or more saving and toothSome.r-
New York Star
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Popcorn is good for nausea and cranberry
for malaria
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

~
Our Silk Umbrella Dept.

Is replete with all the new and
pretty things especially for the
laoieS. Initials eograVed free OF
charge on all silk umbrellas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
Our Kid Glove Department

Has met with unprecedented sue
cess and this is probably du9 to
the fact that our stock is the
largest and is In charge OF a most
competent glove filter. It has
been repleniShed especially for
the holidays and we now exhibit
ladies and miss kid gloves, ladies
suede gloves, ladies lined kid
gloves, ladies opera gloves, ladies
opera m1ts, ladies driving gloves,
ladies mOnsQuatatre gloves,
ladies and misses Silk and wooden
mtttenS, cashmere and hand
gloves.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
Our JeweIry Department

VIII be q special holiday feature.
AL the late novelties in oXydezed
and rolled collar and cuff but
IONS, pins, bars, girdles, etc., ETC..
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

just received the newest styles
in ladies and misses pocket books
card cases and SatCnelS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

For the holidays we have ali the
new and beautiful opera and
party fans, cOrSage bOQuetS and
fashionable neckWear.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

on one occasion when the yearly BIZ from
the general dry goods store OF the neighbor-
hood was brought in 10 the head OF the fa1r-
lily, & well to do farmer, VINO drove pair Of
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
All handkerchiefs and mufflers
stamped free OF charge.

We want to call your attention
to our lovely faScinatOrS, hoods,
tObOggans, Tam O'Shanters. plush
and velvet caps, and our elegant
stock Of infants clOaks, saQueS,
bOOtees, mits, caps, etc.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
Heats Mechanical Eouivalent.

The question a II what is the exact ms
chanical eQuivale2. Of heat has long puzzled
engineers The latest experiments show that
one pound of water raised one degree Fahreu-
heit is equal TO one pound lifted 76g feet
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